Large-time behavior of solutions of parabolic equations on the real line with convergent initial data III: unstable limit at infinity
Large-time behavior of solutions of parabolic equations on the real line with convergent initial data III: unstable limit at infinity
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10.1007/s42985-022-00187-y
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2021-12
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Antoine Pauthier;P. Polácik
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作者:
Antoine Pauthier;P. Polácik
This is a continuation, and conclusion, of our study of bounded solutionsuof the semilinear parabolic equationon the real line whose initial datahave finite limitsas. We assume thatfis a locally Lipschitz function onsatisfying minor nondegeneracy conditions. Our goal is to describe the asymptotic behavior ofu(x,t) as. In the first two parts of this series we mainly considered the cases where either; orand; or else,, andis a stable equilibrium of the equation. In all these cases we proved that the corresponding solutionuis quasiconvergent—if bounded—which is to say that all limit profiles ofasare steady states. The limit profiles, or accumulation points, are taken in. In the present paper, we take on the case that,, andis an unstable equilibrium of the equation. Our earlier quasiconvergence theorem in this case involved some restrictive technical conditions on the solution, which we now remove. Our sole condition onis that it is nonoscillatory (has only finitely many critical points) at some. Since it is known that oscillatory bounded solutions are not always quasiconvergent, our result is nearly optimal.